
Photo details: Nikon D7000 with 16-85mm lens, 1/60sec at f4.5, ISO1600
It's hard to get a unique photo of Millennium Park these days. For every photo of the park that I think is pretty unique, there are a hundred others that have been copied by everyone else. So I was excited when I discovered this vantage point from the 5th floor of the Chicago Cultural Center. The Cultural Center is a bit of a maze, and sometimes I like to just wander around in there and see what I stumble upon. In this case, I found an open room for the Chicago Children's Choir-- I don't think it's normally open to the public, but on this particular day the doors were open and it was empty, so I walked in and took a few photos.
For this next shot of the bean I thought I'd try something different:

Photo details: Nikon D7000 with 16-85mm lens, 1/80sec at f5.6, ISO3200
Instead of going black & white, I used the Tungsten white balance setting in Adobe Camera Raw to achieve this cool, bluish tone. I could have arrived at a similar look by converting to black & white first, and then toning it blue, but I thought it had a little more pop this way.
2 comments:
Nice Photographs...
Thanks Win!
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